In this high-spirited storybook, Grace, the heroine of Mary Hoffmans classic
picture book, Amazing Grace, joins her friends in a series of dramatic holiday
adventures, using her imagination to become just about anything she wants.
Grace has made the transition from picture book to fiction book format. In
these stories Mary Hoffman tackles the difficult subject of the absent father
and Mas new boyfriend with a great understanding of childrens emotional needs.

Review
This story is a celebration of childhood at its best. Highly recommended!
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About the Author
Mary Hoffman has written over 90 books for children, that range from picture
books to novels. Amazing Grace, first published in 1991, was commended for the
Kate Greenaway Medal and has since become a modern classic. Together with its
sequels, Grace and Family and Princess Grace, and the storybooks Starring
Grace, Encore Grace and Bravo, Grace, it has sold around 1.5 million copies.
Mary has also written the hugely successful Great Big Book of Families,
illustrated by Ros Asquith, which is now in 15 editions worldwide. Her other
books for Frances Lincoln include The Colour of Home, Kings and Queens of the
Bible and An Angel Just Like Me. She lives in Oxfordshire with her husband and
three Burmese cats, and has three grown-up children, all working in the arts.

To visit Mary Hoffmans website click here

To read an interview with Mary Hoffman click here

Caroline Binchs illustrations for Hue Boy, written by Rita Phillips Mitchell,
won the Smarties Prize. She illustrated the bestselling story Amazing Grace and
several other Grace stories by Mary Hoffman. Gregory Cool, which Caroline wrote
and illustrated, was shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal, and her Since
Dad Left won the United Kingdom Book Award in 1998.

To visit Carolines website click here